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Unlimited tasting experience
Savvy G.

The waiter was great ! However, the menu changed drastically and this place isn't the same. No more $50 all you can eat, just a basic menu with mediocre food.

Queda silla

I'd been eyeing this place for months thanks to Instagram reels, but the food just didn't live up to the hype. The all you can eat & drink deal isn't worth it -- most dishes were overly salty and forgettable. The mole was hard to enjoy, the chips & guac came out stale, the quesadilla and steak encebollado were plain, and the lobster was inconsistent (some bites buttery, others dry). The churros were decent, but not nearly enough to save the meal. The best part of the night was our server, Oleksandryna, who was warm, attentive, and genuinely made the experience better. The ambiance is gorgeous -- dim lighting, romantic vibes, and a trendy downtown LA setting near Pershing Square. Great spot if you're after drinks and atmosphere, but the food is more style than substance.

Cheddar jalapeño fries
Tiffany L.

A few of us visited Le Grand on a Tuesday after work for happy hour. We had a reservation and were seated right away, which was great. When our waiter brought our bottled water, he kindly poured it for us, but I immediately noticed my glass had lip gloss stains all around the rim--still sticky, like it hadn't been washed. I let the waiter know, and he was extremely apologetic, quickly replacing my glass and even comping another bottle of water for the table, which was a nice gesture. For food and drinks, I ordered the Hibiscus Margarita, Cheddar Jalapeño Fries, and Dijon Deviled Eggs. Just a heads-up--their happy hour menu is more of a tapas-style selection. * Hibiscus Margarita - It was tasty but very weak. * Cheddar Jalapeño Fries - This was the most confusing item. There were no jalapeños--just cheddar sauce and a bunch of onions. Not sure where the jalapeño part came in. * Dijon Deviled Eggs - Unfortunately, they lacked flavor and didn't stand out. Between the dirty glass, a plate that still had food stuck to it, fries with missing jalapeños, and underwhelming deviled eggs, I didn't feel like ordering anything else. I really wanted to enjoy my experience, but the food and cleanliness left a lot to be desired. The bright side? Our waiter. He was attentive, apologetic, and worked really hard to make things right. The restaurant itself has a beautiful downtown LA vibe--wood accents, plush booths, and an inviting atmosphere. I just wish the food and overall experience had matched the ambiance. Would I return? Maybe for a drink in a nice setting, but definitely not for happy hour food.

The bar area
Keabreone B.

Speechless.... First, I want to mention that the atmosphere was actually quite nice -- it had a trendy vibe that felt promising. And I must say, the best part of my experience was finding $7 flat-rate parking in downtown LA after 4 PM. Unfortunately, that's about where the positives ended. I must say, it was one of the most disappointing dining experiences I've ever had in LA. The service was incredibly slow. It took forever for our server to acknowledge us, let alone take our order. We felt completely ignored. It's baffling to see such a lack of attentiveness, especially in a city known for its vibrant dining scene. When our food finally arrived, I was shocked. The baby back ribs were cold and seemed like it had been sitting out for far too long. The flavors were nonexistent, and the presentation was lackluster at best. I had high hopes for the crispy Brussel sprouts, but it was even worse - overcooked and bland. I have to say that the Cheese and Jalapeño Fries were pretty good - when they actually had cheese! Each time I ordered them, it seemed like the cheese size got smaller and smaller, turning what should have been a delicious side into just a sad plate of fries with hardly any toppings. It was frustrating to see such inconsistency, especially when I was looking forward to that cheesy goodness. The fries came topped with big slices of onions. Nowhere on the menu did it mention that onions were included, and I'm not a fan of them. It was a perplexing surprise that added to my disappointment rather than enhancing the experience. Side Note: The use of cilantro is garnishment was really off putting. But the issues didn't stop there. When I ordered a Rosewater spritz, it came topped with a marshmallow in my cup. It was completely unrelated to the drink I ordered and tasted more like a sweet, fluffy disaster than a sophisticated drink. To make matters even worse, my friend ordered a single cocktail from the limited cocktail menu, but the staff told her they couldn't make it fresh because they only had pre-mixed drinks available. This is understandable to an extent - unlimited cocktails are usually pre-made - but it's surprising that they couldn't accommodate a simple request for a single, made-to-order drink. Maybe it was an off night. but after this experience, my wallet doesn't feel like taking another chance. I really wanted to try their brunch, but after this experience, I think it's better I don't. Until then, I might think twice before going.

Elote
Gina S.

Our group did the AYCE tasting expierence. For their price point I would say it is not worth. It has "variety" but it's only like 15 items while at other places you can get so much more for less. Service was good though. Food came out very fast. The vibes were great there. I would probably try their regular menu instead.

Jennifer G.

The food was delicious the drinks were awesome. The place wasn't that crowded but unfortunately we came when there were only two servers or it appeared as though there were only two servers. June 7 2025 around 11AM a party of 15 and a few others inside and my husband and myself. Slow slow slow and like triple slow. And with a time limit on the drinks "unlimited drink experience" I was very sad. And only got to try three drinks and took my husbands drink or I'd only had two. Very sad. Also, our server was so distracted with the party of 15 plus, behind us he overcharged us on our bill. He "fixed" it but those of you who use debit cards it's still a double charge pending....forever for one of the charges to fall off. Service was horrible. And slow.

Little bit of everything.
Steven M.

After a month of living in downtown Los Angeles, my wife and I wanted a simple dinner to celebrate our one year anniversary that wasn't flashy or too expensive, so we walked down to Le Grand and got everything we could of asked for. We came just after 5PM without knowing about the "happy hour" special so were pleasantly surprised to find out it was 50% until 6PM, which made things even better. The menu here is pretty large for what it is, it's basically a tapas restaurant with an American twist. The deal is pretty much five plates for $25 instead of all you can eat for $50, which is a pretty dang good deal if you ask me. Instead of one long paragraph, I'm just gonna talk about what I ate since that's really all that matters, so let's get into it. Buffalo Chicken Wings- Three large, very meaty wings covered in a delicious Buffalo sauce. I really liked these, extra juicy and flavourful. Chicken Parmigiana- Pretty good size Chicken Parmigiana for such a small price, sauce tasted good, chicken had good breading, and the chicken itself was pretty juicy as well. Steak Cut Onion Rings- Lot my preferred style of onion ring, but they were big, flavourful, and the onions were juicy. Solid enough. Mandarin Style Salmon- The waiter recommended this one. Small plate of Sauced Salmon, veggies, and rice. The salmon was solid enough, cooked well, and was pretty good. Meatballs al pomodoro- Two good sized meatballs that we splot. These meatballs had great flavour, loved the sauce, and definitely loved the taste of the meatball. Truffle Arancini- Decent arancini, not a ton to say about it. Small in size, decent enough flavour. Overall, Le Grand gets just as much credit for the fun atmosphere and menu then it does for the actual food. My wife and I had a blast picking five plates each and even more fun eating them. When we finished eating, our server told us to wait and bought us out a bonus desert of Strawberry Cheesecake that my wife thought was pretty good (I don't really like strawberry stuff) and I definitely appreciate the kind gesture and amazing service we received during our visit, we can't wait to come back!

Inside
Breana M.

This review is long overdue! Cute restaurant. Great concept. Nice atmosphere. Food: loved the options available bc there was a great variety. Cons: the hot options were either warm or cold. I recognize because they prepare for large crowds you can tell they prepare the food ahead of time so it may have been sitting out for a bit prior to us ordering. The great things about it was we had an early reservation shortly after the restaurant opened. The mocktails were tasty and cute - I was pleasantly surprised! Service was awesome - our waiter was accommodating and patient with us as we decided what we wanted to order first.

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Stephanie S.

I've been here plenty of times but have never tried their tapas happy hour! Parking- they offer valet or parking structure close by. Service- amazing like always and servers always have the best personalities! Food- great the cauliflower steak is one of my favorites. Everything else is really good too. Check out my pics! Drinks- great too and also have a happy hour option. Fantastic price and fantastic food!

Karen F.

If you go in not expecting amazing food, but pleasantly solid chain store like food, you'll have a great time. First, parking is available at the structure right next to the restaurant for about $7. Second, it did take them a while to seat us even though the place wasn't full yet and we had a reservation. Service was friendly, but we sometimes had to wave them down. The food was good, and great at $5 a plate when we did the $25 for 5. We also added on the $9 unlimited cocktails since we were pretty sure we weren't going to have 3 cocktails to make the u limited cocktails worth it. The place is much smaller than we expected, but it's great for groups. We'll definitely be back and try the other location as well. Ooh, just a few notes: the feta and watermelon salad is literally those 2 items with balsamic vinegar. The items are not marinated. The onion rings were great, we loved the avocado toast, and the pastas are surprisingly filling.

Ashley D.

$55 pp for all you can eat on the menu except for their steak options. So much variety to choose from and decently sized portions. Food was good but nothing out of this world, no complaints here.

Kevin T.

I heard about this place from tiktok and I was not disappointed by our experience here! We were able at the bar with no wait and we're still able to get the unlimited tapas. Our bartender was attentive and put on a great show for our drinks. Everything came out relatively quickly but we did receive some plates we did not order.

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Melissa S.

Made reservations for 1pm and we didn't get seated until 2?! Why the heck do you even make us have reservations then?! Also, they need to allow an option to pick outdoor or indoor seating so the staff can get a better idea of what's coming. There were open seats outside but it seemed like EVERYONE wanted to sit inside. SMH y'all gotta get better with your system. Plus, if it's 2 hours then STAND ON BUSINESS AND TELL PEOPLE TO LEAVE!! Also, this tall skinny white girl and here friend wearing a skiing hat rolled up, asked the hostess for a table for 2, and got them in within 10 minutes. I even heard her say she would get them in 10 minutes. Must've been her friend. Not professional AT ALL. Especially when groups are waiting for an HR!!! Food was good. Nothing spectacular about it. Portions are small, but unlimited. $50 with 2 hr time limit. That's plenty of time to taste tons of items. At first, we had to literally almost hound down our waiter the first round, we were starving. But after a while he started coming more. Overall, cool for a one time thing. Wouldn't come back though. Tons of other places that offer better food. Nice experience for one and done.

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Have they changed back to their old menu? My friend and I went about 2 months ago and discovered a whole different menu that focused on like upscale Mexican cuisine.

No, they still have the Mexican menu and it's disgusting. Not upscale in the least.

Does everyone have to partake in the experience? like if i'm coming with my family which would include minors?

When i went there the Unlimited food and unlimited drinks charges are separate so you can opt out for the drinks for certain people im sure esp if they are minor. But the unli food i believe should be for everyone but dont quote me on that.

If i have a party of 4 and me and someone else get the 49.99 unlimited can we order for the other people to cut down on costs?

No. The entire table must partake in the “experience” in order to get the experience.

Is there a dress code?

No, girl. Girls were in there in gym shorts and guys in basketball jerseys.

Do they have valet services? How is parking on a Saturday night? How far is the nearest parking?

There is a public parking adjacent to the building on Grand Avenue and multiple other options within walking distance. Valet service is across the street from the restaurant.

Do you need reservations?

They welcome walk ins, reservation would be a preference.

Is the all you can eat brunch as self service buffet or do they serve it to you?

It’s a full service experience

Can I use my inKind app rewards for the unlimited brunch?

Hi. It’s redeemable Sunday to Thursday

Hello quick question , I've been going to le grand for about 2 years , i use to get this pasta that I don't see on the menu anymore , the "le grand rigatoni" I wanted to know if id still maybe be able to place an order for it for pickup?

I recommend calling the restaurant. Unfortunately, I don't go there often.

Do you have to get the unlimited food experience to get the unlimited cocktail experience?

To enjoy unlimited cocktail experience at least 3 food items should be purchased or “any 5 for $25”deal

Are children allowed at this restaurant?

All ages are welcome 🙏 Children under 7 eat for free, 8-12 half price from the unlimited

Are there different mimosa flavors with the unlimited?

It was only one flavor the night I went. But the place is worth it

Is this a nice place to take someone who likes to eat for their birthday?

Very much so!!! Especially with the all you can eat menu! They can eat a whole assortment of items.

My rsvp deposit wasn't applied to my bill. How can this be fixed?

It won't be credited to your final bill, it will be refunded to your card once you check in for reservation. Most places take up to 5 days to see refund. If you don't I would call restaurant.

Have a 2:30 reservation Saturday does this mean we only have 30mins to dine in? First time here

We had a 12:30 reservation and got seated at 1:15....

Is the $27 cocktail experience a la carte? or do we need to order the tasting experience as well? if yes, do all guests need to buy the cocktail experience even if they dont drink?

Hello 👋 Thanks for reaching out! If you’d like to experience our unlimited cocktails for $27, we’d ask for 2 food items to be purchased together with the cocktail experience or Unlimited Dining Experience for $49.99

Are the times online the only available times for reservations and does everyone have to get the all you can eat or only those who want to?

Reservations are available on Open Table, times are shown. As far as the all you can eat, if 1 person at the table orders it, everyone else has to as well.

Am I only limited to the brunch menu if I show up at 1:30?

Hello, our Unlimited Dinner Mwnu starts at 4pm on Sunday and Saturday

Hello! What's the brunch schedule on a Sunday?

Hello, brunch starts at 11am till 4pm 😊

Can you do the unlimited cocktail experience even during happy hour?

It’s during every day anytime

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3.9(74 reviews)
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Had a drink before dinner. Even though they didn't have a blender they made the frozen strawberry…read moremargarita somehow. My friend ordered it for me before I arrived. Really good still. Cool bar decor with lush plants and books to complement the bottles of alcohol. Bartender was sweet and gracious.

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Overpriced, excessive fees, and disappointing service…read more Honestly, I was shocked when the check arrived. A 20% tip was already included, plus they charged an additional 10% tax on the tip and another 3% credit card processing fee. At this point, it honestly feels like the restaurant is looking for every possible way to squeeze money out of customers. It comes across as a scammy way of doing business. To make matters worse, everything on the menu is already overpriced, and the tables are so small they can barely fit one plate comfortably. The food was just okay. The only thing I'll give them credit for is that the drinks were good. Unfortunately, the service wasn't impressive either. We had to wait quite a while before the server came around to take our order. Overall, the experience wasn't worth the price. Between the overpriced menu, excessive fees, tiny tables, and slow service, I wouldn't be rushing back.

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4.6(24 reviews)
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Excellent food and experience! The staff was super nice and we felt like it was a true hidden gem…read more They knew it was my friend's birthday so made a special effort to wish her a happy birthday and include a candle on top of one of the pastries. The food is really good and the tea choices are excellent. The mocktail was a nice add to help refresh ourselves on a hot day. Overall a nice place to celebrate any special occasion or gather with friends. The parking lot next to the hotel is super easy to park at. All day parking around $10, self park.

The DTLA Proper Hotel is beautifully designed by Kelly Wearstler, a former athletic faciliity…read more Although I've done several staycations here, tea at Dahlia remained on my bucket list of experiences, since it's only offered on weekends. I finally was able to check it off, thanks to a hotel offer with a dining credit. Dahlia is the gorgeous petite space behind the larger ground floor restaurant space now called Cabrillo (formerly Caldo Verde). Dahlia opened as a bespoke cocktail lounge, then began to offer tea. Now it's just tea. There are five 2-tops and two 4-top tables. All food and beverage venues at the Proper used to be under the auspices of famed chef Suzanne Goin and her business partner/sommelier Caroline Styne. They are no longer affiliated with the Proper, but many of their dishes/contributions remain. The last named vestige of them is on the tea menu, "Suzanne's Deviled-Egg Sandwich". The tea menu has several options: Classic, with a seasonal mocktail, or with different champagnes. I opted for the Classic experience, because the mocktail had mocha, not my fave. Server Lluvia was clearly a Dahlia veteran; she offered a tea-smelling of all the teas that interested me as well as crowd favourites. I ultimately chose one of these faves, Mad Hatter's Tea Party, which had passionfruit and vanilla. I declined milk/cream, but did get lemon. There were rock sugar sticks on the table. It seems the selection of tea sandwiches and sweet treats changes every so often, although the vanilla bean scone, dried currant scone, Devonshire cream and apricot orange jam seem like constants. The sandwich selection at my visit were: cucumber, crab/creme fraiche, beet hummus on pita, smoked salmon and Suzanne's deviled egg. All were delish, the beet, crab and deviled egg especially. The sweet treats were: orange fig butter cookie, spiced apple brown butter crumble, cranberry frangipane hand pie, chocolate mocha macaron, pumpkin madeleine, plus the 2 scones. All were excellent. There were no leftovers. A bit pricey, but a relaxing and lovely experience. The room was not crowded when I visited, adding to the calmness of my visit.

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We've waited more than an hour after ordering the food. No explanation given…read more We booked the table to celebrate birthday with a nice view. View was essentially the only nice thing. Steak frites were too harx to chew. Burger was okay. Desserts were okay too (but we had to wait those another 15 minutes). Prices are a bit high for the food quality. And.. they add gratuity of 20% to menu prices as a "staff charge". Overall, experience was disappointing.

Wow. For years, this is the first time I wish I could get zero stars…read more Reservation: we would have loved to come at 6:30pm. Sold out. So we came at 5:30 - and saw that many many tables open throughout our entire three hour stay. Arriving valet: I felt like a school kid being lectured. Maybe they - the hotel - has an audience that needs to be lectured, I don't. Got our table. At least that worked. Waited 30 mins to get a menu. The - very charming - waitress had put them on the empty table next to us instead. She was friendly. Sadly, she only came to asked if we need something in the second we just had received drinks or food. Whenever we would have possibly wanted to order more: nothing. The food. We were six. We started with Mezze and other shareables. They came. We got silverware for six. Three plates. Any attempt to get more: unsuccessful. Mezzo OK, everything else rather meh. The beef on my burger was killed three times - dry as hell, the fries cold. The view: great. Ambiance other than that: mediocre. The check: $350. Could have been $500, if we were offered more. We were not. 20% tip mandatory. It somewhat explains the inattentive service that includes a tip for a friendly but inattentive service. Leaving: After 20 min wait for our car, the valet attendant gave us the key, asked us to find our car (which was close) and had us serve-serve. Would I go again? Absolutely not. I fear I am not the only one who sees it that way - as half the tables were open - on a Saturday night from 5.30-8:30pm. A shame, as we brought friends and were coming to have a good time.

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